American author Melody Beattie named her problem in the 80s, and now one of her books on the subject is being reissued, 'Codependent No More'. Two women aware of being codependent explain how they ...

The concept of codependency was just psychology jargon when Melody Beattie, an addiction-recovery counselor, began writing the manuscript for her first book, Codependent No More. This was long ...

Codependent No More by Melody Beattie was extremely helpful for me personally. Another resource Tawwab suggested was Boundaries: Where You End and I Begin by Anne Katherine.

Codependent No More changed individuals’ lives and society’s approach to mental health, and it inspired me to try doing the same. Melody Beattie is no longer with us, but her books will surely ...

Codependency, for me, ran much deeper than my alcoholism. I celebrated four years sober in a 12-step program in August of 2015. ... Melody Beattie and Me. How to Become Someone Who "Matters" ...

Melody Beattie, writer of the seminal work on codependency "Codependent No More," describes a codependent person as someone "who has let another person's behavior affect him or her, and is ...

Read up on codependency. Admit it: ... Well, on the topic of codependency, the experts' names are Pia Mellody and Melody Beattie. Facing Codependence. Now 12% Off. $20 $17 at Amazon.

Ms. Szalavitz is a contributing Opinion writer. She covers addiction and public policy. With over seven million copies sold, Melody Beattie’s 1986 best seller, “Codependent No More: How to ...

Codependency is a dysfunctional relationship dynamic. Experts weigh in on the signs of a codependent relationship—and ways to overcome it. ... says Melody Beattie, author of Codependent No More.

I’ve pulled this list together from different resources including, Pia Mellody’s "Facing Codependence," Melody Beattie’s "CoDependent No More," and allaboutcounseling.com: ...